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| Issue | Solution |
|-------|----------|
| ipset: Unknown set type | Install ipset: apt install ipset or yum install ipset |
| No effect on HTTP floods | Increase HTTP_FLOOD sensitivity, check web server logs path in gbd.conf |
| Server becomes slow | Reduce LIMIT or increase BLACKLIST_DURATION. Also check CPU usage of iptables – too many rules |
| Whitelist not working | Ensure whitelist file exists: /etc/gbd/whitelist.txt with one IP per line |
| GBD stops after a few hours | Run as systemd service (see next section) |
Title: So long, DDoS v30 👋
It’s time to turn off the lights for DDoS v30.
What a journey. You’ve patched, filtered, and fought off countless waves with this version by your side. But all good things must come to an end. good bye ddos v30
v30 taught us the fundamentals, but modern attacks demand modern defenses. Starting today, v30 is officially retired.
✅ Upgrade to the new build
✅ Backup your old configs
✅ Say goodbye with one last /protect
Thanks for the memories, v30. You’ve earned your rest. | Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | ipset:
Verdict: A Powerful, Accessible, and Free Solution for Minecraft Server Protection
In the landscape of private game server hosting—specifically for Minecraft—DDoS mitigation is often the single biggest headache for administrators. "Good Bye DDoS" (often abbreviated as GBD) has been a staple name in the community for years, offering a free alternative to expensive enterprise hardware. With the release of version 30 (v30), the software continues to solidify its reputation as one of the most robust anti-bot and anti-ddos plugins available for the Bukkit/Spigot/Paper API.
Here is a detailed breakdown of why GBD v30 is a must-have for server owners. Title: So long, DDoS v30 👋 It’s time
Enable modules:
a2enmod ratelimit
a2enmod limitipconn
In .htaccess or vhost:
SetEnvIf Remote_Addr "::1" LOCAL_IP
LimitRequestBody 102400
MaxConnPerIP 50
Understanding the mechanism behind Goodbye DDoS v3.0 provides a clearer view of its effectiveness:
